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we'll debate it later. we got those stories and much more coming up on "the kudlow report," beginning right now. >>> good evening everyone. welcome to "the kudlow report". i'm larry kudlow. we're here live this new year's eve. thank you for joining us. we're wrapping up what was a great year for the stock market. bob pisani has been covering it for us. good evening, robert. >> reporter: a year for the record books. all over the world, the s&p 500 was up 29%, best performance since 1997. japan logged its best performance since 1972. germany since 2012 and uk since 2009. there were a few laggards. gold was down 28%. inflation was a non-event. one of the few losers for the year. once again small cap stocks in the u.s. outperformed big cap stocks with the small cap russell 2000 up 37% versus 29% for the s&p, even mid-cap stocks outperformed. two questions i've been asked. number one what about those high yielding interest rate sensitive stocks i invested in during 2013, the telecom, theit the ut and the reitss.
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>>> then, we're going to debate what is better for your money, an obama win or a romney win. >>> plus, the one thing that wall street wants to hear at tonight's debate. >>> and later on, american airlines says all the seats are fixed. >>> lots of things coming up at the top of the hour. back to you on "power lunch." >>> the world's top asset managers and investors are meeting today to discuss the economic landscape and how to navigate it. our david faber is with them at the barefoot economic summit in larue, texas. >> i've joined by founder, cio of golden tree house and management. they're in bank loans, they're in bond, distressed investments, private equity structured products. credit is the name of the game when it comes to golden tree. 16 billion-plus in assets. talk about high-yield credit overall. high yield continues to have funds moving in to it. are we towards the end of this bull run? >> we certainly are in the end of the bull run of low default rates. i believe -- i'm not talking a year out. talking a couple years out, i believe you're going to see the underwriting standard
>>> then, we're going to debate what is better for your money, an obama win or a romney win. >>> plus, the one thing that wall street wants to hear at tonight's debate. >>> and later on, american airlines says all the seats are fixed. >>> lots of things coming up at the top of the hour. back to you on "power lunch." >>> the world's top asset managers and investors are meeting today to discuss the economic landscape and how to navigate it....
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a lot of the debate ended up being around whether members of congress would be in or out of obama care when we have trillions of dollars of debt and deficit. two deadlines that came down dealing with the continuing resolution or the end of the fiscal year september 30 to october 1st, that was really to deal with the affordable care act and then the debt ceiling coming up deals with the long-term big issues. we are nibbling around the edges at this point when debt continues to climb. we go back to some of the rating agencies, fitch two years ago, didn't downgrade us because of our negotiations around the debt ceiling that we looked like we were taking things seriously and starting to bring things down. the president talks about we've cut our deficits in half during his presidency. that was done during a debt ceiling debate two years ago. during this one, that debate did not occur. we have missed a moment. we've got to find times when we look at how much debt is piled up to slow down and talk it and say how do we talk about the growth of the spending we have. that didn't occur thisti >>
a lot of the debate ended up being around whether members of congress would be in or out of obama care when we have trillions of dollars of debt and deficit. two deadlines that came down dealing with the continuing resolution or the end of the fiscal year september 30 to october 1st, that was really to deal with the affordable care act and then the debt ceiling coming up deals with the long-term big issues. we are nibbling around the edges at this point when debt continues to climb. we go back...
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debate off the table and this no barriers. why? >> it's like taking the limits off a teenager daughter's credit card. if you don't have limits you're going to spend forever. if the president didn't have limits, didn't have to come to us, work out an agreement, spending goes on forever, debt and deficit, pretty soon -- >> play with people's lives every couple of years on this debt ceiling. look, i want this, otherwise i'm not going to prove it. >> don't play with lives but pocketbook of american people. time we stopped spending so much. debt cap is like credit card cap, it works. >> there's been a suggestion where he need to reduce mortgage interest deduction, a million dollars. should that come down. >> you shouldn't never pick one deduction out and say that's where i'm going to do it. i favor capping on a means test. for example, if you're in the top 2%, maybe maximum deduction is $35 million. you cut out the aggregate and cap at the aggregate. that way you're not picking on one benefit. >> senator, i understand that you have
debate off the table and this no barriers. why? >> it's like taking the limits off a teenager daughter's credit card. if you don't have limits you're going to spend forever. if the president didn't have limits, didn't have to come to us, work out an agreement, spending goes on forever, debt and deficit, pretty soon -- >> play with people's lives every couple of years on this debt ceiling. look, i want this, otherwise i'm not going to prove it. >> don't play with lives but...
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the obama administration expanding its plan to help troubled homeowners. we'll speak with the fha commissioner about it and we'll debate whether it's a good idea or government gone wild. >> i wonder what larry things. >> our special cnbc day-long coverage focusing on manufacturing jobs coming back to america but do manufacturing jobs matter to the u.s. economy? this is "the call" on cnbc. stonchlthsices are rising but the real action is in treasury and still the major indices in positive territory despite fourth quarter gdp the expenditure measure rose at a rate of just over 4% in the first half of the year. good signs of recovery, that's my theory. i welcome yours. the s&p 500 trading at six points and radio shack the biggest gainer in the s&p right now. the dow industrial traded plus side by better than 52 points. bank of america, jpmorgan chase helping the bulls there. look at the nasdaq. positive territory, as well. 2406. trish, what's happening on the floor? lots of chatter about the bond market, right? >> lots of chatter about the bond market and we
the obama administration expanding its plan to help troubled homeowners. we'll speak with the fha commissioner about it and we'll debate whether it's a good idea or government gone wild. >> i wonder what larry things. >> our special cnbc day-long coverage focusing on manufacturing jobs coming back to america but do manufacturing jobs matter to the u.s. economy? this is "the call" on cnbc. stonchlthsices are rising but the real action is in treasury and still the major...
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stick around for our heat debate on amazon. >>> rebranning obama care. the original mad man, jerry della femina has a few tips on is that and wait until you hear what he says the president needs to do to boost his approval rating. became big business overnight? ♪ ♪ like, really big... then expanded? ♪ ♪ or their new product tanked? ♪ ♪ or not? what if they embrace new technology instead? ♪ ♪ imagine a company's future with the future of trading. company profile. a research tool on thinkorswim. from td ameritrade. in a world that's changing faster than ever we believe outshining the competition tomorrow requires challenging your business inside and out today. at cognizant we help forward-looking companies run better and run different - to give your customers every reason to keep looking for you. so if you're ready to see opportunities and see them through we say: let's get to work. because the future belongs to those who challenge the present. (vo) you are a business pro. maestro of project management. baron of the build-out. you need a pe
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president obama is capable of debating effectively. he was not at his best in denver. democrats make the argument that rim a romney is out of touch with ordinary americans. they will and he be surrounded ordinary americans. president just landed. mitt romney has been here since early this morning. we know the president spent more time on on debate prep this time than he did last time. >> let's talk about the topics that will come up tonight. this is foreign policy and domestic issues. certainly benghazi, certainly the fiscal cliff. what else? >> i think benghazi will be an issue where mitt romney goes on offense the way paul ryan does against joe biden and we'll see how effectively especially after hillary clinton took blame for the lack of security in the interview that she did from south america last night. but i think it's still going to gravitate back to the economy. that's where the pressure point is, that's where voters' minds are. and the question is whether or not the president can wield some of the advantages. the popularity of the auto bailout, the 347% video
president obama is capable of debating effectively. he was not at his best in denver. democrats make the argument that rim a romney is out of touch with ordinary americans. they will and he be surrounded ordinary americans. president just landed. mitt romney has been here since early this morning. we know the president spent more time on on debate prep this time than he did last time. >> let's talk about the topics that will come up tonight. this is foreign policy and domestic issues....
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we'll debate it, you're watching cnbc. national car rental? that's my choice. because with national, i roll past the counter... and choose any car in the aisle. choosing your own car? now, that's a good call. go national. go like a pro. >>> this is, obviously, our favorite topic. we have been talking for a week about spirit airline's decision to charge you for bringing carry-on luggage onboard. senator chuck schumer is joining us from capitol hill to explain why. senator, thank you for joining us. in your headline you say that the reason why you're against this is because it exploits an unintended tax loophole. can you explain that? >> yes. the bottom line is as you know on every ticket there is a 7.5% fee that goes to help pay for the faa airline safety and all of that air traffic control. but, when they add an additional fee, that is not included in the 7.5% and that's a major incentive, you can imagine, if your profit margin is 7.5% or about that. it's a huge incentive to charge these things as extra fees. and there shouldn't be that tax differential. >> wel
we'll debate it, you're watching cnbc. national car rental? that's my choice. because with national, i roll past the counter... and choose any car in the aisle. choosing your own car? now, that's a good call. go national. go like a pro. >>> this is, obviously, our favorite topic. we have been talking for a week about spirit airline's decision to charge you for bringing carry-on luggage onboard. senator chuck schumer is joining us from capitol hill to explain why. senator, thank you for...
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an important debate for the united states, too. germany did about the same level of actual stimulus we did in 2009. and they did if for the same reason we did, which is that the world was burning and we were facing a risk of a second-grade depression. we needed to do everything possible to get the economy out of free fall and their response was very similar to ours in that context. right now, if you, again, look at the challenges facing our economy, too, although it's important for everybody to recognize, we're going to have to act to bring our long-term deficit down and we're going to have to face our reforms so they don't damage growth and it would be a terrible mistake for us to lurch prematurely. that would undue a huge amount of the progress that we've made in repairing the crisis. it would push unemployment up and push us back into the recession. >> you're giving a speech in san francisco onç china tomorrow. you're going to beijing for the strategic economic dialogue. as you know, mitt romney, the presumptive republican nom
an important debate for the united states, too. germany did about the same level of actual stimulus we did in 2009. and they did if for the same reason we did, which is that the world was burning and we were facing a risk of a second-grade depression. we needed to do everything possible to get the economy out of free fall and their response was very similar to ours in that context. right now, if you, again, look at the challenges facing our economy, too, although it's important for everybody to...
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bush, barack obama did the same thing. it's possible to do that we'll see whether it's possible for trump to do that because he doesn't seem to be the kind of candidate who takes advice from his staff very well. >> tony, you worked in the treasury, u.s. treasury at one point. you also worked under the bush administration as well. if one is a republican in the u.s., and you don't feel that you think that trump is the best candidate to not only represent the republican party but also recent the u.s., what do you do? what do you do in this election? >> it's a tough call. i think -- my personal situation, just to be very explicit about it, i'm not a supporter of donald trump. i vote in washington, d.c., district of columbia where secretary clinton will win, it won't be a close race. i can choose not to vote or vote for a write-in candidate and have my conscious clear on that and to the have to -- the outcome won't be effected by my vote. other candidates in battleground states, or other republicans in battle ground states have
bush, barack obama did the same thing. it's possible to do that we'll see whether it's possible for trump to do that because he doesn't seem to be the kind of candidate who takes advice from his staff very well. >> tony, you worked in the treasury, u.s. treasury at one point. you also worked under the bush administration as well. if one is a republican in the u.s., and you don't feel that you think that trump is the best candidate to not only represent the republican party but also recent...
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president obama did that to some extent among democrats in the second debate. but i want to talk a little bit about what has gotten the two sides to this tie. obama's been leading for the last several months. he had a three-point lead in mid-september but two things have happened to get mitt romney up to 47%. the first thing is he's re-asserted his edge on handling the economy. that was tied in september. now he leads obama 46%-40% on who would be better able to manage the economy. secondly -- this is crucial for tonight -- mitt romney has now pulled essentially even with the president on who could be commander in chief. obama has a lead that's just three percentage points. it was eight points a month ago. what that tells you is a couple things. one, the president may have sustained some damage over the attacks about benghazi and the violence in libya, but also that mitt romney has sort of crossed a threshold of acceptability which is critical for a challenger to an incumbent president. so he's going to try to take that last step to parody tonight. president ob
president obama did that to some extent among democrats in the second debate. but i want to talk a little bit about what has gotten the two sides to this tie. obama's been leading for the last several months. he had a three-point lead in mid-september but two things have happened to get mitt romney up to 47%. the first thing is he's re-asserted his edge on handling the economy. that was tied in september. now he leads obama 46%-40% on who would be better able to manage the economy. secondly --...
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to hear the president tell the story of the obama economic years, there was no growth at all. nafx, there was 2% growth, which we can have a debate was it substandard but it wasn't zero >> all right we sham see. people are voting. i got to go vote later >> i did already >> all right today is the day facebook has been waiting two years for will it be better in stopping manipulation and fake news we'll tell you what the company did on the eve of election day and we will talk from an expert about the fraudulent activity he is seeing. at nt on "power lunch. see that's funny, i thought you traded options. i'm not really a wall street guy. what's the hesitation? eh, it just feels too complicated, you know? well sure, at first, but jj can help you with that. jj, will you break it down for this gentleman? hey, ian. you know, at td ameritrade, we can walk you through your options trades step by step until you're comfortable. i could be up for that. that's taking options trading from wall st. to main st. hey guys, wanna play some pool? eh, i'm not really a pool guy. what's the hesitatio
to hear the president tell the story of the obama economic years, there was no growth at all. nafx, there was 2% growth, which we can have a debate was it substandard but it wasn't zero >> all right we sham see. people are voting. i got to go vote later >> i did already >> all right today is the day facebook has been waiting two years for will it be better in stopping manipulation and fake news we'll tell you what the company did on the eve of election day and we will talk...
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what was the result in the post-abc poll before the denver debate? obama 49%, romney 47%. not many much change. >> cnbc will carry tomorrow's presidential debate live from hofstra university, out on long island. the pre-debate coverage, the pre-game, begins on "the kudlow report" at 7:00 p.m. eastern and we will take through until the day is done. sue. >>> indeed we will, ty. listen up -- the countdown to christmas is on. believe it or not, only 70 days to go. goldman sachs isn't quite all that bullish on the season's biggest star, which of course is the toys. we've got the call. >>> and with the dow up about 90 points, let's take a look at some of the biggest monday movers. clearwire, citigroup, abbott labs and texas instruments all with significant gains. clearwire leading the way, up 16%. [ male announcer ] at scottrade, you won't just find us online, you'll also find us in person, with dedicated support teams at over 500 branches nationwide. so when you call or visit, you can ask for a name you know. because personal service starts with a real person. [ rodger ] at sco
what was the result in the post-abc poll before the denver debate? obama 49%, romney 47%. not many much change. >> cnbc will carry tomorrow's presidential debate live from hofstra university, out on long island. the pre-debate coverage, the pre-game, begins on "the kudlow report" at 7:00 p.m. eastern and we will take through until the day is done. sue. >>> indeed we will, ty. listen up -- the countdown to christmas is on. believe it or not, only 70 days to go. goldman...
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the debate coming up. you're watching cnbc, first in business worldwide. >>> also ahead, a look at next week's key reports on housing and consumer sentiment. find out what else is on tap in the u.s. and europe that could impact your investments. that's coming up right here on the "closing bell." >>> welcome back. vladimir putin is widely expected to win russia's presidential election this weekend. it's unlikely to be business as usual for the man who says some is starting to lose grip on power. steve liesman is in russia right now. >> good evening from moscow. yes, putin is expected to win the presidential election this weekend. but that doesn't mean the status quo can hold. the big question here is not if there will be change, but how soon, and how much. it's a winter of discontent in russia. for the first time in the 12 years vladimir putin has stood astride this company, putin won the presidency with 53% of the vote in 2000. he served two terms and firmly took the reins of both russian politics and busi
the debate coming up. you're watching cnbc, first in business worldwide. >>> also ahead, a look at next week's key reports on housing and consumer sentiment. find out what else is on tap in the u.s. and europe that could impact your investments. that's coming up right here on the "closing bell." >>> welcome back. vladimir putin is widely expected to win russia's presidential election this weekend. it's unlikely to be business as usual for the man who says some is...
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the trump administration or the obama administration is responsible for the inversion decisions that have been made. but this certainly goes against that >> does the share price move that you see make sense to you >> i feel like i'm the only person who foeels like this dea is not a disaster. the company is losing a big piece of its business. and so i'm not sure what else they were going to do. could you stand still and do nothing, you can comeyou do a sf pearl which is they tried. or you can do this which solves the top and bottom line growth problem. so i think that the stock move makes sense. this is typically what happens there is a big arc component but i think time will tell and i think the stop will rebound a bit. and for allergan, yes -- >> you recalled it a home run. >> it is a home run for shareholders i don't know how you could wake up today with this on the table and not be super happy about this outcome >> in general do you think it does make sense for the big phrma names to take on more debt in order to bring on the top line and bottom line growth. >> you are doing at a.
the trump administration or the obama administration is responsible for the inversion decisions that have been made. but this certainly goes against that >> does the share price move that you see make sense to you >> i feel like i'm the only person who foeels like this dea is not a disaster. the company is losing a big piece of its business. and so i'm not sure what else they were going to do. could you stand still and do nothing, you can comeyou do a sf pearl which is they tried....
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the love fair between obama and the insurance companies seems to be over. they are not backing his plan anymore. and as they seem to last winter or last summer. and a lot of this is about cost and premiums. and the question, trish is i want to ask this, get your take. if governments, let's say, state governments and the federal governments, are mandating services and procedures that the insurance companies have to insure, does that by, you know, definition, force premiums higher? i'm going include the pre-existing, so-called pre-existing health problems? some absolutely. absolutely. because it is taking choice out of the equation, larry. you know that as well as i do. you know, these companies should have the ability to work on a competitive basis. i have the opportunity to go lout and pick the best health care plan for me because it is going to provide the best coverage. not because the government says that it has to provide x, y, z. >> i mean, we are looking at excerpts from the speech he about to give. he will talk about companies denying people coverage
the love fair between obama and the insurance companies seems to be over. they are not backing his plan anymore. and as they seem to last winter or last summer. and a lot of this is about cost and premiums. and the question, trish is i want to ask this, get your take. if governments, let's say, state governments and the federal governments, are mandating services and procedures that the insurance companies have to insure, does that by, you know, definition, force premiums higher? i'm going...
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the debate, straight ahead. >>> plus, about facebook. are shareholders finally fed up with what could be the most overhyped stock in a generation? >>> later, checkmate. chess master and putin political rival gary kasparov talks to maria about his arrest supporting freedom of speech in russia. that's all ahead on "the closing bell." it's something you're born with. and inspires the things you choose to do. you do what you do... because it matters. at hp we don't just believe in the power of technology. we believe in the power of people when technology works for you. to dream. to create. to work. if you're going to do something. make it matter. wanted to provide better employee benefits while balancing the company's bottom line, their very first word was... [ to the tune of "lullaby and good night" ] ♪ af-lac ♪ aflac [ male announcer ] find out more at... [ duck ] aflac! [ male announcer ] ...forbusiness.com. [ yawning sound ] to dabble with the idea of hybrid technology, it's already engrained in our dna. during the golden opportunity
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says obama care was designed to quote, screw over young people. end quote. his phrase, not mine. we'll going to have to cover that story as well. and don't forget, free market free market capitalism is the best path to prosperity. bailing out banks or insurance companies is not. i'm kudlow, we'll be right back. i love having a free checked bag with my united mileageplus explorer card. i've saved $75 in checked bag fees. [ delavane ] priority boarding is really important to us. you can just get on the plane and relax. [ julian ] having a card that doesn't charge you foreign transaction fees saves me a ton of money. [ delavane ] we can go to any country and spend money the way we would in the u.s. when i spend money on this card, i can see brazil in my future. [ anthony ] i use the explorer card to earn miles in order to go visit my family, which means a lot to me. ♪ >>> now, another solid jobs report, so is this the start of the new economic upside surprise? the labor department announced u.s. payrolls jumped by 203,000 in november. the departmen
says obama care was designed to quote, screw over young people. end quote. his phrase, not mine. we'll going to have to cover that story as well. and don't forget, free market free market capitalism is the best path to prosperity. bailing out banks or insurance companies is not. i'm kudlow, we'll be right back. i love having a free checked bag with my united mileageplus explorer card. i've saved $75 in checked bag fees. [ delavane ] priority boarding is really important to us. you can just get...
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first of three presidential debates and cnbc will carry it live. our coverage begins at 8 p.m. eastern time. it's your money, your vote. sue? >>> ty, the financial crisis haunting america's biggest bank, jpmorgan being sued by new york attorney general eric schneiderman, claiming that the bear sterns business that jpmorgan took over in 2008 defraud mortgage bond investors a are. our senior correspondent scott cone has been working on the case. scott? >> sue, under the head nothing good deed goes unpunished, if how you characterize the takeover of bear stearns, the federal government for the $10 a shake jpmorgan got not only bear stearns' assets but liabilities, including, authorities say responsibility four some of the most egregious conduct in the financial crisis you churning out residential mortgages by the thousands, bundling them into what the firm told investors were quality securities, knowing all along many of the mortgages were duds a systemic fraud on thousands of investors, the lawsuit says, deceiving them about the fundamentally defecti
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talking about obama care stuff again. that debate's been had. i think at the end of the day you need someone like ryan and murray together to pass that and start talking real budget reform, which is what everyone's for. >> that's where i want to get your insights for, the real budget reform. once we get past this emergency moment, and we've got to get past it. now you're hearing from ratings agency, perhaps this will put a fire under them to get something done, but how do you approach the issue of debt and how do you approach the issue that spending does need to come down. do you agree with that, by the way? >> first of all, i definitely agree we have to have the debt come down. i look more at the deficit, which has shrunk dramatically. everyone talks about debt but it's debt as a percentage of gdp. it's a percentage of debt to gdp, which we need to be around 65% to be at aaa. we those make no sense. we are smarter as a country than to have plunt objects. or something like medicare. and on the flip side we will have to make sure its revenues are
talking about obama care stuff again. that debate's been had. i think at the end of the day you need someone like ryan and murray together to pass that and start talking real budget reform, which is what everyone's for. >> that's where i want to get your insights for, the real budget reform. once we get past this emergency moment, and we've got to get past it. now you're hearing from ratings agency, perhaps this will put a fire under them to get something done, but how do you approach the...
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if obama can stand up, let's say sum, with mitt romney in a debate and say you don't pay enough tax and i'm going to make you pay a fair rate of tax, for a lot of people that is an election winner. >> it may very well be. i'm not an expert on the politic. but on the economics i can tell you this much. anl of the income that these so-called rich people are getting, interest, capital gains, dividends, it's all been taxed at the corporate level already 35%. the highest corporate tax rate in the world. now obama and buffett, i guess, want to increase the double taxation on that. we already have the fourth highest dividend and capital gains tax rate in the world. under obama's plan, not even counting the buffett rule, just counting the stuff in his budget, we'd have the highest dividend tax rate in the world and the second or third highest capital gains tax rate in the world. and i don't care whether you're a liberal or conservative, free market or status, that is not good in a competitive global economy if we want jobs and prosperity in america. >> jared, is there double taxation here? i kn
if obama can stand up, let's say sum, with mitt romney in a debate and say you don't pay enough tax and i'm going to make you pay a fair rate of tax, for a lot of people that is an election winner. >> it may very well be. i'm not an expert on the politic. but on the economics i can tell you this much. anl of the income that these so-called rich people are getting, interest, capital gains, dividends, it's all been taxed at the corporate level already 35%. the highest corporate tax rate in...
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ask him what does he mean he won't have a debate over the debt ceiling? is he going to raise that ceiling by executive decree? >> we'll find out. >> quincy, too, i want to bring you into this discussion here. what michael just highlighted was his big concern over deficit debt levels, that's fine, but we also know that going over the fiscal cliff, allowing some of these cuts to happen does mean cuts to the gdp. first off, do you like the cuts for tween, especially given some of the concerns that we've just raised about the end of the first quarter? >> yeah. we do, absolutely. coming into the -- the real fiscal cliff debate where it was off again, on again, it was amazing because the cyclical stocks were holding up, the russell holding up. all predicated on an outlook that was -- that had growth continuing. also today we're seeing the yield on the ten-year moving higher. we'd like to see it cross 190. it would lend confirmation to the fact that we are -- we are growing, and you're seeing all of those cyclical names and that's been healthy for the overall tr
ask him what does he mean he won't have a debate over the debt ceiling? is he going to raise that ceiling by executive decree? >> we'll find out. >> quincy, too, i want to bring you into this discussion here. what michael just highlighted was his big concern over deficit debt levels, that's fine, but we also know that going over the fiscal cliff, allowing some of these cuts to happen does mean cuts to the gdp. first off, do you like the cuts for tween, especially given some of the...
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we're debating twitter coming up. >> obama care still sick. the current prognosis, the website will be fixed, they say, emp by the end of november. really? how do they know it will be done by then? i'm still having trouble, maria, signing up. more questions than answers but we'll try to get some of those answers this hour. >> yes, we will. let's check where we stand in the markets right now as we approach this final hour ahead of the weekend. dow joendz industrial average has been steady for most of the afternoon, gain of 40 movements, fraction at move, 15,539. we had economic data out. nasdaq looks like this, up 11 points, quarter of a percent, 3940 on the nasdaq. very steady for the last couple of hours. s&p 500 looks like this. once again unchartered territory, we see the s&p 500 up 4.33, with just an hour to go. s&p on track to close at another record high. bob pisani, looks like another winning week we have on our hands. >> fractional gains in major indices and s&p is up 0.07 7% for the week. nasdaq is outperforming today because amazon a
we're debating twitter coming up. >> obama care still sick. the current prognosis, the website will be fixed, they say, emp by the end of november. really? how do they know it will be done by then? i'm still having trouble, maria, signing up. more questions than answers but we'll try to get some of those answers this hour. >> yes, we will. let's check where we stand in the markets right now as we approach this final hour ahead of the weekend. dow joendz industrial average has been...
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what about defunding obama care. the free market friday panel has one more debate to join and that's next up on kudlow. what about defunding obama care. >>> "the washington post" reports today that we're one step farther from a budget deal in congress. a group of eight rec senators dubbed the diners club on capitol hill recently reportedly walked away from budget talks with the white house because much a dispute over taxes and other things. so we got to ask is a government shutdown more likely than ever and what about busting through the debt ceiling? i'm back with our free market panel. sara, you're closest to this thing. what's going on? senator corker no common ground on budget talks. what's happening? >> both sides are just dug in. you know republicans are not going to tolerate another tax increase. the president is demanding a tax increase. and, you know, we're having the same debate over and over year after year after year and what's happened, those since the last election is that republicans have gotten more d
what about defunding obama care. the free market friday panel has one more debate to join and that's next up on kudlow. what about defunding obama care. >>> "the washington post" reports today that we're one step farther from a budget deal in congress. a group of eight rec senators dubbed the diners club on capitol hill recently reportedly walked away from budget talks with the white house because much a dispute over taxes and other things. so we got to ask is a government...
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but there's a lot of debate about what that means. representative boehner i thought was much more into fighting words over there. listen to what he said. increasing the tax rates is the wrong approach to take. he said there was a stalemate in the talks with the white house. look at the dow industrials. we did move down around 25, 30 points as his comments came out. he said we're almost nowhere in the talks. sitting right near the lows for the day. if you look at the overall sectors that are moving today, pretty much balanced on either side. pretty much even on the balance-decline line. worries about higher taxes on dividend paying stocks seem to be -- >> lows for the day but not violent downstrokes here. >> i think the problem is we'll have trouble moving into positive territory at the close. a lot of concerns about headline risks over the weekend. we could be down 10, 15 on the s&p monday morning on something that happens over the weekend. >> sunday shows may be very interesting. bob pisani, thanks very much. >>> it's been an incredi
but there's a lot of debate about what that means. representative boehner i thought was much more into fighting words over there. listen to what he said. increasing the tax rates is the wrong approach to take. he said there was a stalemate in the talks with the white house. look at the dow industrials. we did move down around 25, 30 points as his comments came out. he said we're almost nowhere in the talks. sitting right near the lows for the day. if you look at the overall sectors that are...
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fundamentally this whole debate has been about obama care. until you do something that addresses obama care in a way that protects the american people, that's not a solution there is no doubt this makes politicians in washington happy, and that's fine. it punts it down the road. this does nothing for the american people who are seeing their premiums go up. is it helping the american people? and the answer definitively is no. >> jared bernstein, time for your rebuttal. >> well, first of all, i thought the republican representative we were just talking to gave a pretty good rebuttal. because when you hit them right up, repeal, he didn't go there at all. and i would say with respect to our friend from heritage action, they've really kind of got on the short end of the stick today. i wrote it down. patient-centered solutions, covering the uninsured, more doctors. that's all pretty consistent with what obama care is trying to accomplish. i will say one factual correction. in fact, premiums in many areas where these exchanges are being implemented,
fundamentally this whole debate has been about obama care. until you do something that addresses obama care in a way that protects the american people, that's not a solution there is no doubt this makes politicians in washington happy, and that's fine. it punts it down the road. this does nothing for the american people who are seeing their premiums go up. is it helping the american people? and the answer definitively is no. >> jared bernstein, time for your rebuttal. >> well, first...
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we'll debate next as this special edition of "street signs" continues next. the only underarm treatment for low t. that's right, the one you apply to the underarm. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18. axiron can transfer to others through direct contact. women, especially those who are or who may become pregnant, and children should avoid contact where axiron is applied as unexpected signs of puberty in children or changes in body hair or increased acne in women may occur. report these signs and symptoms to your doctor if they occur. tell your doctor about all medical conditions and medications. do not use if you have prostate or breast cancer. serious side effects could include increased risk of prostate cancer; worsening prostate symptoms; decreased sperm count; ankle, feet, or body swelling; enlarged or painful breasts; problems breathing while sleeping; and blood clots in the legs. common side effects include skin redness or irritation where applied, increased red blood cell count, headache, diarrhea, vomiting, and increase in psa. se
we'll debate next as this special edition of "street signs" continues next. the only underarm treatment for low t. that's right, the one you apply to the underarm. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18. axiron can transfer to others through direct contact. women, especially those who are or who may become pregnant, and children should avoid contact where axiron is applied as unexpected signs of puberty in children or changes in body hair or increased acne in women...
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volcker all during the past year when we debated this. the house gives it's house bill gives the obama administration, regulators, the ability to do everything that they've asked for in the volcker rule. now the volcker, as they propose it, would mand tate. they haven't asked us to do that. but we, before they even asked for it through amendment sponsored by my colleagues, have given the ability to restrict proprietary trading and with proprietary trading it's not necessarily either/or it's more or less. as you get more and more trading, more and more volatility, then you can probably figure that there's an element of speculative trading other than what you need for the customers. and similarly, we've given them the power to force divestiture of funds and other entities and to reduce them. we would be reluctant to cut this back. the administration will have the power to do everything that they've asked for. not mandated for future administrations earning that-- that's on the table. carry out these rules i think it will be a long time befo
volcker all during the past year when we debated this. the house gives it's house bill gives the obama administration, regulators, the ability to do everything that they've asked for in the volcker rule. now the volcker, as they propose it, would mand tate. they haven't asked us to do that. but we, before they even asked for it through amendment sponsored by my colleagues, have given the ability to restrict proprietary trading and with proprietary trading it's not necessarily either/or it's...
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i would say underweighting health care until we find out about obama care. utilities would be a name. >> we have a whole debate coming up about how to avoid the next big miss, but i guess by miss by definition it's essentially a surprise, right? no one's expecting it to be a big miss. but what would you say if you were in that debate? >> i would say look at the broader market. you're looking at 73%, 75% are surprising to the upside. we think that earnings in this environment are not everybody's going to perform the same, but you're going to see some good quality earnings especially in the united states. if i could just go back to europe, there's going to be some good names in europe. germany's doing okayish. northern europe is probably -- >> are some of those names in the food space? >> some of those names are in the food space. >> that make yogurt and candy? >> they could. >> i'm guessing. >> they well could. if you also look in brazil, india, our beginning easing cycles. you look at the liquidity, the fundamentals -- >> although you could say brazil is eas
i would say underweighting health care until we find out about obama care. utilities would be a name. >> we have a whole debate coming up about how to avoid the next big miss, but i guess by miss by definition it's essentially a surprise, right? no one's expecting it to be a big miss. but what would you say if you were in that debate? >> i would say look at the broader market. you're looking at 73%, 75% are surprising to the upside. we think that earnings in this environment are not...
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problems when the president goes too far and we can have a debate about it. >> cliff, you say they're not pursuing innocence, right? they're not listening to you and your grandmother, whatever. but what about the points that peter makes here, there's just too much room for abuse. >> oh, there's always going to be room for abuse. i think the president addressed that. look, i'm as much as a civil libertarian as anyone else is. i don't want the government listening in on my phone calls, but i want them to stop incidents like took place in boston. and if this will help them, even though we're sliding down that slippery slope, i'll give up a little bit of slope to save lives. >> but this is -- >> is that right? >> this is where the chilling effect on speech and the chilling effect on reporters doing their jobs comes in. it's been reported already that the leaks are being investigated, as though the problem here is the leaks and not the massive surveillance. and we don't -- in a secret system, we don't have any way except leaks to find this out. we have a history of finding out problems, ex
problems when the president goes too far and we can have a debate about it. >> cliff, you say they're not pursuing innocence, right? they're not listening to you and your grandmother, whatever. but what about the points that peter makes here, there's just too much room for abuse. >> oh, there's always going to be room for abuse. i think the president addressed that. look, i'm as much as a civil libertarian as anyone else is. i don't want the government listening in on my phone...
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. >> it is a debate not going away. my thanks to mary and josh. sue, over to you. >> thanks, andrew. the administration is making a last-minute policy shift to obama care. it's a hard-ship exemption that will allow for catastrophic exemption plans to those with canceled plans. >>> plus, the president is expected to hold a news conference at the top of the hour. that of course you will see in its entirety on "street signs" straight ahead 2:00 p.m. eastern time. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 trading inspires your life. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 life inspires your trading. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 where others see fads... tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 ...you see opportunities. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 at schwab, we're here to help tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 turn inspiration into action. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 we have intuitive platforms tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 to help you discover what's trending. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 and seasoned market experts to help sharpen your instincts. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 so you can take charge tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 of your trading. ♪ ♪ so you can get out of your
. >> it is a debate not going away. my thanks to mary and josh. sue, over to you. >> thanks, andrew. the administration is making a last-minute policy shift to obama care. it's a hard-ship exemption that will allow for catastrophic exemption plans to those with canceled plans. >>> plus, the president is expected to hold a news conference at the top of the hour. that of course you will see in its entirety on "street signs" straight ahead 2:00 p.m. eastern time....
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our free market panel is going to rejoin us in just a moment to debate that with much more. by the way, the numbers were pretty fogood. i'll say that because i'm completely objective. please stay with us. we'll be right back on "kudlow." avo: the volkswagen "sign then drive sales event is back. which means it's never been easier to get a new passat, awarded j.d. power's most appealing midsize car, two years in a row. and right now you can drive one home for practically just your signature. get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first month's payment on any new 2014 volkswagen. hurry, this offer ends january 2nd. for details, visit vwdealer.com today a confident retirement. those dreams, there's just no way we're going to let them die. ♪ like they helped millions of others. by listening. planning. working one on one. that's what ameriprise financial does. that's what they can do with you. that's how ameriprise puts more within reach. ♪ there's >>> in 2013, our businesses created another 2 million jobs, adding up to more than 8 million in just over the
our free market panel is going to rejoin us in just a moment to debate that with much more. by the way, the numbers were pretty fogood. i'll say that because i'm completely objective. please stay with us. we'll be right back on "kudlow." avo: the volkswagen "sign then drive sales event is back. which means it's never been easier to get a new passat, awarded j.d. power's most appealing midsize car, two years in a row. and right now you can drive one home for practically just your...
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i have to say that as someone who does not usually rip into obama in this administration, the timing on this really stinks. i mean, do you want to run the risk of politicizing this entire fraud case against goldman and maybe other firms? i think that the timing is as bob pisani and others have been saying on cnbc today, that the timing really raises a lot of eyebrows. >> yeah, timing indeed. i mean, any thoughts on that, tony? >> well, i was going to say, as greg said it, i would say i recei received a couple of dozen calls and e-mails after the announcement and every call and e-mail began with something like the curious timing of this announcement. >> what will it mean for the dodd bill, do you think, greg? >> well, i think it is probably going to intimidate people into supporting it. i think that the chances for getting a bill have gone from good to very good. i mean, who wants to support why wall street firms? so now the big battle in this town is going to be who can most demonize wall street firms. whoever does the most probably will get some advantage. i think it's going to be a
i have to say that as someone who does not usually rip into obama in this administration, the timing on this really stinks. i mean, do you want to run the risk of politicizing this entire fraud case against goldman and maybe other firms? i think that the timing is as bob pisani and others have been saying on cnbc today, that the timing really raises a lot of eyebrows. >> yeah, timing indeed. i mean, any thoughts on that, tony? >> well, i was going to say, as greg said it, i would...
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i feel like he's acting like a little bit like obama did in the first presidential debate. if he doesn't break his silence i'm worried that he's going to go down like the bernie madoff of the cycling world. >> on that note we live it. thank you aaron quitkin. >>> a "market flash" with seema mody. >> take a look at st. jude medical. the company reporting earnings this morning beating street estimates. however on the conference call, the ceo said that the fda may issue a warning letter around one of its manufacturing facilities in california where its cardiac rhythm products are made. the stock around that uncertainty is down roughly 6%. back to you. >>> if you're just joining us, welcome. here are some of the other big headlines driving the cnbc session this wednesday. >>> shares of health retailers, vitamin shoppe and gnc are on the move after a new clinical study shows multi-vitamins may reduce the risk of cancer in men by 8%. in energy m and a, exxon-mobil is buying celtic exploration for just over $3 billion. and in earnings, pepsi beats estimates despite a drop in the p
i feel like he's acting like a little bit like obama did in the first presidential debate. if he doesn't break his silence i'm worried that he's going to go down like the bernie madoff of the cycling world. >> on that note we live it. thank you aaron quitkin. >>> a "market flash" with seema mody. >> take a look at st. jude medical. the company reporting earnings this morning beating street estimates. however on the conference call, the ceo said that the fda may...
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one hedge fund guy said to me, look, if obama wants to have a serious debate on the issues, now we can have it. they look at him in charts and like them a little bit. haven't quite seen the full picture of paul ryan. i'm not sure they really know he's much of a bow hunting enthusiast as he is, a catfish noodler. but what they know of him they like. he's not taken a lot of money in wall street and not very well-known and a little bit of money from goldman sachs employees over the years. never a dollar of the pac of goldman sachs. they're getting to know him but what they see so far they really like. >> eamon javers, come back to the conversation. a lot of people felt that he was -- that he would energize the republican right. the sort of orthodox right leaning folks in the party. do you think that has happened? >> it's definitely happened here on the ground in iowa. i can't tell you how many people come up to the camera position here at the state fair asking us where's paul ryan going to be and see him and get a look at him. a lot of folks saying they haven't heard from him, don't know
one hedge fund guy said to me, look, if obama wants to have a serious debate on the issues, now we can have it. they look at him in charts and like them a little bit. haven't quite seen the full picture of paul ryan. i'm not sure they really know he's much of a bow hunting enthusiast as he is, a catfish noodler. but what they know of him they like. he's not taken a lot of money in wall street and not very well-known and a little bit of money from goldman sachs employees over the years. never a...
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president obama swept into office on the promise of a more equal america. we demanded change. >> this is about every family, every business and every taxpayer who continues to shoulder the burden of a problem that washington has failed to solve for decades. >> now, change is coming, but is it the kind of change we want? many fear the price tag for change will ruin the quality of care, endanger our economy, and diminish our stature as a global leader, bringing to light crucial questions. how much is a life worth? is one life worth more than another? and will health care reform come at the expense of capitalism? tonight, the brightest names in industry and government come together to move the conversation forward, in "meeting of the minds: the future of healthcare." good evening. i'm maria bartiromo. tonight, i'm joined by an extraordinary panel of leaders, thinkers and visionaries who each have a stake in the most important debate facing americans today, health care. thank you all for being here very much. we appreciate your time. america has reached an infl
president obama swept into office on the promise of a more equal america. we demanded change. >> this is about every family, every business and every taxpayer who continues to shoulder the burden of a problem that washington has failed to solve for decades. >> now, change is coming, but is it the kind of change we want? many fear the price tag for change will ruin the quality of care, endanger our economy, and diminish our stature as a global leader, bringing to light crucial...
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before he created the debate and met with them. they just capitulated and said we know we lost and he came out and framed the choices. he said, guys, america, do you prefer protecting the insurance companies or supplying health care to all? we have got to do a better job, framing the debate between, for example, who do you want to tend to your child's welfare? the a lot will change. >> it's clear that the dissatisfaction is with everyone in washington, both parties, everyone that's there, for sure. is washington getting the message as someone who is there talking to people? i mean, do they get the message or are they explaining it away? >> oh, yes. they get the message. and it is going to be a route, i believe, for republicans in the fall election, but it's not because as larry asserted the congress is offering things the american people don't want. defining what the american people want at any given time is a pretty elusive task as mark penn can testify. what they want is leveles of services. >> 56% want smaller government and tha
before he created the debate and met with them. they just capitulated and said we know we lost and he came out and framed the choices. he said, guys, america, do you prefer protecting the insurance companies or supplying health care to all? we have got to do a better job, framing the debate between, for example, who do you want to tend to your child's welfare? the a lot will change. >> it's clear that the dissatisfaction is with everyone in washington, both parties, everyone that's there,...
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take a listen to the president earlier today. >> a lot's riding on this debate. this is too important to our economy, it's too important for our families to not get it done and it is not acceptable to me and i don't think it is acceptable to you for just a handful of republicans in congress to hold middle class tax cuts hostage simply because they don't want tax rates on upper income folks to go up. >> reporter: now just minutes after that, speaker of the house, john boehner, the republican leader here on the house side of the capitol, took to the podium as sort of a downbeat speaker boehner saying that we are at an impasse here in washington in these negotiations. >> no, there's a stalemate. let's not kid ourselves. i'm not trying to make this more difficult. if you've watched me over the last three weeks, i've been very guarded in what i have to say because i don't want to make it harder for me or the president. >> reporter: so, brian, as you can tell, they're talking about a stalemate here in washington but the very fact that mcconnell is floating new ideas in
take a listen to the president earlier today. >> a lot's riding on this debate. this is too important to our economy, it's too important for our families to not get it done and it is not acceptable to me and i don't think it is acceptable to you for just a handful of republicans in congress to hold middle class tax cuts hostage simply because they don't want tax rates on upper income folks to go up. >> reporter: now just minutes after that, speaker of the house, john boehner, the...
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that is our power grid debate. >>> president obama's economic team is under fire, as we look at the dow industrials. up 52 points right now. if chairman ben bernanke has not been confirmed for another term. we expect a vote on that later this week. secretary geithner questioned by the oversight committee. we had a lively discussion with wuj of the members of the panel. should the president change his strategy during the state of the union address and stop taking off after the banks? david minn, associate director for policy and kevin hassett. welcome to you both. mr. minn, i note in the notes that you think that mr. obama has not actually been bashing the banks. explain. >> if you ask the american people, the polls from that massachusetts election were pretty clear. the american people think that obama, if anything, is too cozy with the banks and i think that some of the announcements recently probably reflect that. i think the slight course adjustment that he's navigating reflects that. solutions he's proposing are reasonable common sense ones and i think most experts in the area think
that is our power grid debate. >>> president obama's economic team is under fire, as we look at the dow industrials. up 52 points right now. if chairman ben bernanke has not been confirmed for another term. we expect a vote on that later this week. secretary geithner questioned by the oversight committee. we had a lively discussion with wuj of the members of the panel. should the president change his strategy during the state of the union address and stop taking off after the banks?...
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we start this hour with a major debate in this country. of course, it is about gun control. just a short time ago an emotional president obama laid out his plan to stop at least some of the gun violence that is plaguing the united states. >> -- actions that he hopes will reduce the level of gun violence in america and he got more emotional than we have ever seen him at any point when he started talking about the victims of the newtown massacre. >> every time i think about those kids, it gets me mad. and by the way, it happens on the streets of chicago every day. >> now the president's steps include expanding background checks, especially for online purchases and purchases at gun shows. republicans say he's exceeding his executive authority. there is going to be litigation about it. he's going to get resistance, of course, from the national rifle associati association. republicans and perhaps some democrats. the president made clear he's going to spend part of his last year in office trying to move the ball forward on this issue. he urged voters to make this a voting issue, m
we start this hour with a major debate in this country. of course, it is about gun control. just a short time ago an emotional president obama laid out his plan to stop at least some of the gun violence that is plaguing the united states. >> -- actions that he hopes will reduce the level of gun violence in america and he got more emotional than we have ever seen him at any point when he started talking about the victims of the newtown massacre. >> every time i think about those...
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thanks for joining us debating both sides. we have a news alert on china. sue herera has that story. >> concerns china and world trade organization. the obama administration has officially decided that it is not going to grant china the official market economy status that that country thinks it deserves. china contends that washington and all the other wto members should grant it that kind of status which would lower tariffs because it is the 15th anniversary of china's ascension into the wto and under the terms of the deal beijing is claiming that is what should happen. however, the obama administration says if china wants to benefit from treatment as a market economy country then it must change its own practices to let the market play a decisive role in the economy. so it's sure to heighten tensions between the u.s. and china and with the incoming administration it is going to be interesting to see how all of that plays out. back to you. >> thank you. all eyes on state. some wonder if the energy leader is right to lead our nation's foreign policy. we will
thanks for joining us debating both sides. we have a news alert on china. sue herera has that story. >> concerns china and world trade organization. the obama administration has officially decided that it is not going to grant china the official market economy status that that country thinks it deserves. china contends that washington and all the other wto members should grant it that kind of status which would lower tariffs because it is the 15th anniversary of china's ascension into the...
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president obama has found a face, really on the corporate side of this argument that it's going to benefit the economy, american workers and, of course american innovation and manufacturing. back to you guys. >> all right. thank you so much sara. >> yes. >>> time now for a "cnbc news update" with sue herera. >>> hi michelle. here's what's happening at this hour. secretary of state john kerry and his saudi counterpart holding a news conference in paris to announce a five-day cease-fire in yemen will start on may 12th. they say that cease-fire is is renewable, depending on compliance by rebels and their allies. the faa can continue allowing passengers to use their cell phones and other electronic devices during takeoff. a federal court of appeals threw out a lawsuit from the nation's largest flight attendant's union that had challenged that decision based on safety concerns. some new studies from harvard and dartmouth, researchers find that social security is in worst shape than previously thought. the agency's ak yewctuarial forecasts have been overstating since 2000. find out more by going
president obama has found a face, really on the corporate side of this argument that it's going to benefit the economy, american workers and, of course american innovation and manufacturing. back to you guys. >> all right. thank you so much sara. >> yes. >>> time now for a "cnbc news update" with sue herera. >>> hi michelle. here's what's happening at this hour. secretary of state john kerry and his saudi counterpart holding a news conference in paris to...
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president obama, however, may -- should tech still be in your investment menu? a trip inside the numbers. hey can i play with the toys ? sure, but let me get a little information first. for broccoli, say one. for toys, say two. toys ! the system can't process your response at this time. what ? please call back between 8 and 5 central standard time. he's in control. goodbye. even kids know it's wrong to give someone the run around. at ally bank you never have to deal with an endless automated system. you can talk to a real person 24/7. it's just the right thing to do. >>> the sec is meeting with the heads of various exchanges today to find out if conflicting trading rules contributed to the market plunge on thursday. is the sec up to the job? let's bring in democratic strategist julian epstein and cnbc contributor tony frat toe. julian, does the sec have what it takes to figure out what if anything should be done? >> of course it has what it takes. it's got the statutory authority. the question is should it do anything? you have a kind of toxic combination of thu
president obama, however, may -- should tech still be in your investment menu? a trip inside the numbers. hey can i play with the toys ? sure, but let me get a little information first. for broccoli, say one. for toys, say two. toys ! the system can't process your response at this time. what ? please call back between 8 and 5 central standard time. he's in control. goodbye. even kids know it's wrong to give someone the run around. at ally bank you never have to deal with an endless automated...
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. >> president obama who last night was at the all-star game throwing a fairly slow first pitch said we're only in the first inning of this debate, but as for the warnings from people like eric cantor and others, he said, don't believe it. >> there's going to be a major debate over the next three weeks and don't be fooled by folks trying to scare you saying we can't change the health care system. we have no choice but to change the health care system, because right now it's broken for too many americans. >> so, erin, right now the democrats have decided that they're going to risk the class warfare argument in the interests of getting something through the house. i don't believe this house plan is likely to fly in the senate.. we've got a long way to go in this debate.. we're just getting warmed up. >> all right, thank you, john harwood. >>> and a programming note. tomorrow on "squawk on the street," former treasury secretary henry paulson is going to be sitting down in front of congress. >> oh, that's right. >> i know you'll be listening to every word. he's going to be testifying.g.
. >> president obama who last night was at the all-star game throwing a fairly slow first pitch said we're only in the first inning of this debate, but as for the warnings from people like eric cantor and others, he said, don't believe it. >> there's going to be a major debate over the next three weeks and don't be fooled by folks trying to scare you saying we can't change the health care system. we have no choice but to change the health care system, because right now it's broken...
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president obama will be at a home depot to deliver a speech on getting tax credits for winterizing your home. cash for caulkers. we will take you to it live as soon as it happens. >> we think about creating a leaner business model, waste out of our business model, aligns perfectly with many of our sustainability agendas. we are trying to figure out ways to reduce packaging and figure out ways to increase the efficiency of our logistics system. these kinds of things take greenhouse gas out of the system. >>> for the first time the u.s. military will be testing missile defenses against a is imis lated attack from iran. the military runs these drills they're normally aimed against is imis lated north korean attack, but as iran's missile and space programs progress the pentagon is is taking potential capabilities more seriously from iran. this comes amid reports that the country is is taking implosion devices that could set is off a nuclear blast and pledging a closer relationship with venezuela where they could place shorter-range missiles. at the same time the financial war in iraq is is
president obama will be at a home depot to deliver a speech on getting tax credits for winterizing your home. cash for caulkers. we will take you to it live as soon as it happens. >> we think about creating a leaner business model, waste out of our business model, aligns perfectly with many of our sustainability agendas. we are trying to figure out ways to reduce packaging and figure out ways to increase the efficiency of our logistics system. these kinds of things take greenhouse gas out...
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obama's generally considered to have the more extensive and effective ground game. that, of course, is going to be tested on election day, but if some of that is interrupted, he and his people could be affected, and we'll see whether the early vote in places like north carolina, for example, where it matters some and florida is shaken up by this. >> and some that have early voting has been cancelled, larry. who does this hurt more in, your view? which candidate stands to lose the most as a result of this disruption of the campaigning? >> well, it's a very tough call. look, mitt romney has tremendous momentum behind him. not just in national polls. he's got state poll momentum in iowa and wisconsin, for example. today rasmussen just gave him the nod in ohio, that's the first time, so the question you want to ask is does this slow romney's momentum or not? i don't really think it does. i think the heros of this thing is neither candidate. it's guys like chris christie and andrew cuomo and mcdonnel down in virginia. those are the guys who are getting the attention. thi
obama's generally considered to have the more extensive and effective ground game. that, of course, is going to be tested on election day, but if some of that is interrupted, he and his people could be affected, and we'll see whether the early vote in places like north carolina, for example, where it matters some and florida is shaken up by this. >> and some that have early voting has been cancelled, larry. who does this hurt more in, your view? which candidate stands to lose the most as...
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>> i think several candidates, even rick santorum will be in the baby debate. all of the candidates except for carly fiorina and one other have put out tax proposals to radically the tax code. the key thing is tomorrow night all the candidates have to rip into barack obama. they don't realize the intense dislike and distrust of the president in the base of gop. that's what jeb bush has to do and also come out with passion for your economic programs. they've put them out there almost like it's a checklist instead of something that reagan led with in 1980, 30% across the board income tax cut. >> you think the debate is more about fighting the democrats broadly speaking than fighting each other tomorrow night. >> absolutely. that's what reagan in 1980 when he had nine other opponents, focused on jimmy carter and a collusion to get this economy moving again. what's surprise something they haven't taken the bark off barack obama. what's surprise something they haven't with passion come up with alternatives to obamacare and the tax code. they've put proposals on the
>> i think several candidates, even rick santorum will be in the baby debate. all of the candidates except for carly fiorina and one other have put out tax proposals to radically the tax code. the key thing is tomorrow night all the candidates have to rip into barack obama. they don't realize the intense dislike and distrust of the president in the base of gop. that's what jeb bush has to do and also come out with passion for your economic programs. they've put them out there almost like...
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it's now even factors into the debate over financial regulatory reform. this statement from john boehner, quote -- these are very serious charges against a key supporter of president obama's bill to create a permanent wall street bailout fund, despite president obama's rhetoric, his permanent bailout bill gives goldman sachs and other big wall street banks a per peck actual net by designating them too big to fail. just whose side is he on? i've gathered reaction from others family with how the agency operates. they point out among other things that the goldman complaint is the first for the s.e.c.'s structured new products unit, one of five new special entities created inside the enforcement division. director robert khuzami says they want to pick strategic cases and act swiftly for max none deterrence. another official i spoke to put it this way, this is the watchdog getting really tough. very complicated legal issues, also significant they are taking goldman sachs, a firm with a lot of resources and influence. also, the idea that this will send a perhap
it's now even factors into the debate over financial regulatory reform. this statement from john boehner, quote -- these are very serious charges against a key supporter of president obama's bill to create a permanent wall street bailout fund, despite president obama's rhetoric, his permanent bailout bill gives goldman sachs and other big wall street banks a per peck actual net by designating them too big to fail. just whose side is he on? i've gathered reaction from others family with how the...
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the obama administration is not going to support this house bill. i have to tell you, there is a sense in washington that the debate is moving on this issue and that ultimately what we could see is some sort of kpr s compromise down the line. the white house is signalling they're not going to support this bill at this particular time. >> i have that cartoon, i'm just a bill in my head. they signed it now it's a law. give us the lowdown on what could happen. just because the white house and the president says they do not support this bill, that does not mean that bill will not pass. he's not saying he would veto any bill should it make it through congress kreshgt? he's just saying i can't get behind it. it could still happen. >> it could happen. house republicans could pass a bill on their own. it would likely die in the senate. the question is whether such a bill could pass in the senate at this point. and then whether or not the white house would agree to sign it once it got down to the president's desk. all of that would have to be worked out in a
the obama administration is not going to support this house bill. i have to tell you, there is a sense in washington that the debate is moving on this issue and that ultimately what we could see is some sort of kpr s compromise down the line. the white house is signalling they're not going to support this bill at this particular time. >> i have that cartoon, i'm just a bill in my head. they signed it now it's a law. give us the lowdown on what could happen. just because the white house...
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. >> obama care is a disaster. we have to repeal it and replace it with something absolutely much less expensive and something that works. >> we were watching the peso in those u.s. futures as the debate played down for a sense. mike santoli has a look at what markets are saying now. >> not a day by day tick by tick relationship between the campaign and markets. in general the pattern has been that the u.s. staock market has benefitted when hillary clinton's odds have been higher. i'm not going to say that today's rally is about last night's events because you have energy stocks on crude oil. it was the case that late yesterday you had the market's first opportunity to react to the latest revelations with the trump video. you saw the market open up initially in the futures market and the mexican peso pricing in perhaps a loss by trump. all that being brought together there is a couple of little wrinkles that i think you have to highlight. it was not a decisive blow. i don't think the market is pricing in anything l
. >> obama care is a disaster. we have to repeal it and replace it with something absolutely much less expensive and something that works. >> we were watching the peso in those u.s. futures as the debate played down for a sense. mike santoli has a look at what markets are saying now. >> not a day by day tick by tick relationship between the campaign and markets. in general the pattern has been that the u.s. staock market has benefitted when hillary clinton's odds have been...